Harris 81 Cuts
COAL
That’s All
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
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WEA'! HER FORECAST.
Forecast for .\'oi'walk and vicinity:
Hair tonight;
Bium'ast tor the week beginning Stin
dim. June. 3: For the North Atlantic
filzifis: Showers Sunday; followed by
«sharing Tdoii lay and several days fair
weather thereafter tuodorato temper-
mm. A disturbance ct'utt'al (H or
'fitemern Kansas is causing unsettled
shtrwet'v weather from Kansas north-t
rurtiward to Upper Michigan. Showers
were also report-.11 trout the South At-
limttic coast. l’ioa'sant weather
nails in olht'r districts cast 01‘ the
Rarity Mountains. The tempt raluto
i‘o' rising in the western and 001111 :11
districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘t‘tttporatttt't': High,
63- Partly cloudy.
——.——‘ _W.“
.\"' lou
311‘s. Morgan .\lurou is ooufint'd
no: homo. on Nowtown il\'t‘llilt‘ witit an
attack of lllt‘ilslt'fi.
[0
The. Monday Afternoon Hub is hold.
a meeting this afternoon with .\lrs.
Kuhn ll. F‘oliis of lltll lhltllld.
~“Tlto Whip"talto1i from the 0112i-
rml 11r'oduttion at the Regent Theatre
“Felinesday and 'i‘hursdnv, .lf‘t (111111.111
in! by the orclttstt'a afternoon and
rimming. Prices 151' to all.
A motorcyclist touringr down West
“in. Avenue Hill )t‘sttldlii’
about 11:30 lost totttrol at his: nut
11111119 and crashed into the stone wall
:17. tho foot of tho stoop grade. The
rider was thrown from his seat, and
ms cottsidorably shaken up as a rt"-
:imlt of the smash. Aftor resting for
a. while he recovered from the effects
at the mishap. and continued on his
vary;
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4—"The Whip," taken front the origi-
nal production at the Regent 'l‘h-t‘atrc‘
W'odnesday and Thursday, accompan-
ied by the orciu-stra afternoon and
vi'mr'm'. l’rict-s 15c to an.
WES Of Lfli Bill Sil0ill8‘4
Stout Commissioner Pirie .\iacllon
am. DtDilly-CoiiliSSiOltPr Douglas Nash
and ha 0 Giegm'y visited the sec at
garden at Hayes island Saturday (if-I.
moon, and inspotted the work \1 inch
has been done on the tract up to the
greys-em time.
misting to the
Mr. Gregory.
lit is exported that the land will he
marlo ready tor planting by the end:
uh} this week. at which time, be'anSJ
buckwheat. and field corn “ill be
planted.
Norualk scouts are working in eo--
('omtttissioners and
operation with other scouts in 'all sec-'
timts of tlte country on garden work.
and from every district are coming in
the most favmable. kind of 1"epotts on
the “10111.11 conservative estimate on
the amount of land now being culti-
united by boy scouts places the figure
at acout one acre per ‘scout troop in
some instances, tracts of land compris-
ing from one. hundred to three hun-
tfi‘edsncres are being cultivated by
the boys.
Through the courtesy of Henry
Ford. the Washington. D. C.. scouts
lave secured a ‘speciai Ford tractor
with which they are cultivating the
- eastern end of Potomac Park, which
ks been turned over to them for 111:-
mtniltural purposes. by the.govern-
mt.
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GETTING THE AIR.
5 i have. known, city men, hundreds
or! them, who had a firm conviction
that one oi the greatest obstacles in
Mir way to becoming healthy lay in.
4 ,
Tuosdav partly cloudy.
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The results were \ervi
NOR WALK i
SOCIET -_ Y 1
PAL! BEA?“ Sl‘lTS
8e .30 and $110.1»:
STltAW llATS-JJATHIXU
Sl'l't‘s
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. W t and Personal i
‘ t it
E Jose h Davis ‘ - 7 o: it
1 8:3 \i'gtington Stroot NE W, ’5 it;
Buy :1 Lilfei'iy Bond f
5 .“AW i ' ‘”""‘—":_ xnf-ILQ.‘
t'he fact that tity air has less ozone FOR Miss TWEEDY
tin it than the air up 151an or at the.
seashore. True. the air down hy the
sidewalks would not assay as high 111i
ozone as that 111 the Catskill inoun-i
but the dit‘foront'o t'hr-mit'ally is 591"“ ”“9 Aim“ 1'3-
so slight that 11 isn't worth talkingtlmnm “1 “ “““1 ”‘0‘“? :11 m"
about,—-»l)r. 1.. it. \Volzntilh-r in (”“9” “0‘” -‘""‘“"‘1"-‘
World's \\'ork. i'l'llt'ody
‘1'111 “111'“ ]Ilt'('t s,
tle Green Door
For .\Iiss' Margery Tweedy. bride-
tains, 1' 1
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all 1'11oon .\Iiss
l't’i'“l\"Li a ttuntlu'1 ot' hoaiiti
.\lis; l’ltil"
\lrs.
Al t'a'tis.
11117."
truce .\‘liiiili won tho
l 1' 1 , 1‘11“ 1" and Mrs (114111- 11. 'l‘wt'oriy
:HADIMEB 1:? {ALE 0N , :itllliltl 1111 party :11 pa 1.11.2' 111 1hr
HATTnRs 1 R01 ER'rt 1......”
1)AIIJY P‘ORi} “YI‘JEKS‘i Thttso pit-st '11 u. i’t'_ \lt' .\lot'tttli
i iSllt pard \liss ioi'otia .\it'l.:1t«hl'd11.
ilAXlliiltY. lane 41 ~£'1\tr. hour oi “L44. Sata um, '. .\lt'~.
.the day from July 10 to August 1;, the .\liss R...” 11. 1 51,-”...
«auctioneers hammer will fall on tliciii-.«1't'ltaitt. litss 14‘2111111’
property of sumo ittt'ntht-t' of tho l'uit-
(‘tl llattors of North Attit'rit'a, fot'ot'los".
.\lt'i'llil l\t'S,
\l!>.\' .\larioit
Austin, Miss
Flori iit't‘ Smith.
\liss Margarot
.\larjttry _\'itt\on. .\lis-
.\i iss Margot 1' 'l'\\oo.i_\.
1111.: it‘ to pay its portion (11' tho $300.3 Hoyt. .\iiss 1.11:11111 \lt'i'l‘lii 7 11211111111)"
,tttilt 11111111111111 ohtaintd by tho 1). li.‘.\'ows.
I Lotwo and woman). lot'al hat manu- 'i \ll'r. Adam Rt 111111111. oi Solitl' \til
‘ 1"'attuto1s. who won thor suit against want. his turn sin 1111111.: 1| 1““ ““3"
pr 0- ‘
th‘o union. Such are the plans of tho with lil‘l‘ '~'ou. t‘ai'l Srhuud‘ t'l'”l”'1““"
lattornoys of tho l.()t‘\\'t‘ company and ot tllt" Hart-«'1 11111.
‘llll substance of what they will ask
\lliltililltt'illl‘lll of tho 1111111111: wtd
ihl'il' daiuthter, Miss litltvl
,t‘t'l.t'i‘. in lttlttt ii litttl'tl \‘l'i'ig4
.\11, and .\i 1's
0" l"itil‘l'11'ltl
that the l'11111-d Stairs district (‘Ulll‘li
'onthtdy in its formal dome of fore dim: ot
111 \t '1‘11111'sday,'tl \t 11' 11111011
5111 ali', tho t'ottauos attd hotitos oi’ sonn-
270 hattors Ln this city and Norwalk
will ho sold on thu- ‘14'11411i711111'k.
Loewe Closes Plant.
1 out 1‘
lt-_\' ill“
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mini: soul out. by
Fran}: t‘onrud ilot'kt-r
'avouut'. The wedding will take place
i a! Ilto South .\'oi'walk t‘.11tt't'oaatio1tal
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.\ltauwhih' l). E. Loewe and com- t‘lllll't‘ll on Saturday. .iu'it- 221111 T
ipaity 'aturday tlosod its factory. and o'clock in the evening.
itthlllliili: 111' ropot'ts. “-111 1...”, it _._- w
Mrs. HodshOn Entertains at the Lit.
llodslton, enter'
it'lost'd until after all tho auction."- lllll'u 'l‘ito 1'111'1111-1' mold“ 1'4 1'1 Tuition
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thoon hold. 11 1s statod that this has Mimi") :4
iht-ou done from illt‘ tour that iudtg. .ludizo and Mrs. .ltlsl'iili .\iortou of Salt
1111111411 to sip a 01111 oi
ion with them last al.11'day '\ (ll'
iiuhti'ul attoruoon soon passed away
.\li‘s’, .\lUllil' .\iti'tou itoborts of .\'o\\'
Yoik, and .\ii':~. times, of .\1a-
N. \'.,
>1.111111 hattot‘s may seek to wroak dum-‘Rtllli‘li. ““1""
an. oil tin t'ompauv's
'wut' ot t'otaii' ttiou tor tho forot'sio utos
tllto 1.311111 oouiptiity is to omploy
Irial poiiromon to guard its plant and
itako all promotions to avoid ll'lllllllt‘.
.' 'l‘ho Loowo attorneys lti their potition.
‘z‘or a don'oo of foreclosure have ilh‘lit'tli
‘that tho hattvt's who aro doft'udants in
t
proptity by «<4
.1112-
Louis
utaronot'it. assisted.
.\iathowsou. of tho 111111 4'!
.\l;lllil'\\"-tllt
. (loom.-
Lounshuri'.
trip through tho southiust.
in“ thoir own p1"opott_\'.'1‘hoy have
‘also astud it'll the appointment ot a
:'s11oti.1l iuar'dot to soil tho “.270 honsosi‘ ‘1" “"9 “"5- 1 '\'
attat'hod. -ot' the houses .t1o'dr“n “i Bridgeport. spent
ihuuthlo cottages, while others are ““h Postmaster Andrew
‘moro protoutious homes, tho result of South MM“ "WV"
the saving of years by their owners.
Rely on Hatters' Union. i .
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lllt‘ hattot's roly on tho union to to- ,
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11111111'so 1111-111 tor thotr losses. and tho l‘l till it i
. . , ' 'u 1 out .
tuuiot'slandtng is that tho 111111111 shall (
furnish oat-h hatter with sutl‘tritut‘
money to ”bid itt“ his own home at
.t'ot'et-ltlsttrt' solo. Sumt- time ago ”10:200115. lids ll'illi'llltl to his homo
llatlors union appealed to all the the suiuuu‘l‘.
>unions 1.1 tlto country i'or a t'otttt‘ibu-'
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yoslorday
l ' Loan".
Silillt'
of llanbut'y.
\\1 t‘li't‘llll \iith ht 1‘
\. 111‘ "‘7
.\iiss Annie I).1hol.
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Shaw.
has in 1‘11 study
of Sur- 1
John Han-:11 who
in: at tho .\'ow \ork (‘oilout
lot.
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111111 to ostabhsh such a fund. it Is. .101." Stunt-hi. or West atomw. has
said that they did not respond as ho 1.91:1, spoudiui.r tho “volt—end in Now
orally as oxiiot'tod and that only about York. i
one quarter of the amount considerod‘.
necessary to guarantee the. hattors‘
'a;."iins1 lllt loss (11' tho 11' equity in tltoit' spent the week end with
"own propt rty was t'.oittril1uted
i’roptt'ii in this (‘ll\’ at present 114
1'11.t<litailv a drug on tho inarkot \tithiAquRH‘ AN “0 _\T .
:22-mili tax rate and hundreds of LOOTED BY \lEXlC ANS
families moving out of the city on no,
itount of tho pt'estitt hattors‘ stilke Juno 4. 'l‘hv'i
i't is thetotot'o believed by tho hattets' 4‘1"“ “""v‘
:thontsoites that about tho only per.
tsons who will take intorost enough tol “PM“, ”'1 ”I“ high way \lav 31‘
lhid on the altathod pr'epotty will he: 1001,41 U1 .1.,1111113 11511111; 14.1.11- and
ltho hattot's thomsolvt's, and that they 9 liltfll(‘lllt thosts.'i“.11s Was brought;
“-111 1,1. ”1,1. 10 hid it 111.11 “1,110.1 11,911.! hire today by (‘apt. S. A. )lflt‘lltlililltl.‘
own priro. Nearly all ‘ite property 151 ”f 1111- Arms"
Vinv'olied iii a cotnplon ontanglentonti »-GREAT FISH SALE
of acruutulatod tax hens subject to
'li'l ti . . . .v -. . l‘t‘osh caught tttat'kt-roi itlt' lit. 1'00
w l ( 1 it ptopttty will band. and hut-l: rillld .. _W, “ 1”!" O '1
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five largo pets 2 111's. muting; 63
lbs. 2711-. ueait fish 5 lbs. 11'. flat fishI
it'ivnds in
i‘ town.
llAl.\'l«Z.\"1‘(l.\'. 'i‘ox
Aniot' 11' :111 fishing so htioitt-t'
‘boardt-tl 11y tit.» crop of
and
231',
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‘AUTOMOBILE
} BACKFIRING 5 lbs. 231', At the wagon, oornoi‘
1 DOES DAMAGE Witshiuotop and Water sireots, TuoS-
day and \\'odnosday, front :2 to 7.
(Continued From Page One)
‘ITho loss was tot"e1od by insur'ineo
'1 be building is owned bv-Joromiait
Donovan.
Boston Has $100,000 Blaze.
i BOSTON June 4. ~-'—i<‘i1e in thc itian-
ul'.utu11n,., section ot the South Bos-
l ton disttict today destroyed the client-
iical plant of '1‘. 1‘. Ashley and (‘-0m
lpany. the warehouse and workroonts
'of the. International Waste Company,
'two stables occupied by transfer cont-
panies and,thtealened for a time to
spread to rows of tenement buildings
nearby. The. loss was estimated at
$100,000.
Virtuttlly every piece of fire appara-
tus in the city was called out as a
stiff wind sent sparks flying in'every
direction.
David Sheehan, a fireman, was sev-
e1 eiy burned while trying to assist in
moving on engine, whose etew was
forced to desert it as the flames mov
ed in close enough to scorch their
uniforms.
Officers of the Ashley Company, in
whose plant the blaze started, said
they 'ere unable to determine the
cause.
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Cincinnati Authority Tells How'to
Dry up a Corn So it Lifts'Out
You corn-pestered inert and women
need suti'er no longer. Wear the shoes
that nearly killed you before, says this
Cincinnati authorityfbecause a ,t‘ow
drops of freezone applied directly on
a tender. aching corn stops soreness
at. once and soon the corn loosens so
if can be. titled out. root and 1111,with-
out pain. ,
A quarter of an ounce of hormone
costs very little at any drug store, but
is sufficient to take off every hard or
soft corn or callus. This should be
tried. as it is inexpensive and is said
not to inflame or even irritate the
. surrounding tiss‘ue or skim-Adv,
« t'ottti-any.’
tho stilt 11o allowed vt-t'ittissiou to "hid 1“” "““""""l ”‘2‘“ “ ””1"“ “WWW“
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an...” and t‘nion Slim"! “i so. INORWALK
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Leary aitd chit. -'
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has .
'1hau :loo _\ioxtt‘aits.
more waiting hort- today whou the NOT
' firm or t-oitsttlttto opened in ordor
that thoy might outer their ttatit'o ALIKE
country. They l‘l‘ilt‘llMl here yostor-
day from South and Wos't
‘\\'i'l'l‘ ('tlillpl‘lll'll to wait until today to
'od States under
111-5 Susan Sutolift’e of 1tt-tmk1i'n..”v'1arctiuhlrcttu1hrs-'lt'ctiv4'dl‘uti
.MAY Tax ADVERTISING RECEIPTS
‘Souttto
.. 11,.xi,.,,,,iing 'sot‘ottd ohms postage rates and in
.Ltunboat off the coast of 'l‘t-hu.11ttopoo.i favor of levying a direct fiat two 1101‘
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TthtuterRem
for Dyrpepu'a an] (in
Indigestion Tonic
Dr. Glenn) belated Digeuuneine to be the most cflective remedy ever discov-
uad for D) ope pbld. Indigestion and many other common form: of Stomach
Distreu. lmmednztcly relieve; Heartburn. Sour or Cassy Stomach. Dizziness.
etc Tones the entire oyatem—supplieo new energy—bring: sound. retro-hing
.tlct'p and creates vigoroua appetite. lt' uyouroum Iaultifyou Juliet (anger.
I 1.. print: it! in lualth since I have been hiding your M11139 I! his helped me so
. .t t 1111- um tlumltfui 11.1111. lilo not «tunic l wold not 1:111: wit!“ it it I have rec-
.. -- It to 11 my si [no it has dum- utv so moth 80013.“!qu 11:11.15 Mlflwfl. .\v. 1111'.
iv' 1. . back if not satisfied. For full particulm literature and 09m '01:: It with this Villa
tr: 1nd) whith' 1: bcnc intin; thousands. apply to . E 8 bl:
ROLD A. MEAD. 8 No. Muin Strut So- Nonvolk, or
‘.(;l_' NDENINC & co., M311. and WollSt'neh, Norw-lk Conn.
“titans 11' IS!
'11:: Loo}. you have been wanting
t .1.l ilLtSC _\ea1s.
“American Dressmaking
Step by Step"
llic'Jn
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Price
$1.25 ,
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Paid
ltl.1y
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t'tl tit
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l‘iil 111 the t'ottputt Ltiow
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list.
5141c... .
Or on sale by
JAMES DONNELLY
CONN.
"Better than The
dentifrice you
at (-1 using t______10w
VI VAU DOU S
Peroxide Toolfh Paste
l'nt urnrmm [rill tube 90 mo Ilccwwu tooth d to. in along.
Ind your doctor's mm In Viv-MD: (115'. II York. N.
MEXICANS LEAVE UNITED 1
STATES. t
t.\lll'3110. 'l‘t-xas. .luno i~»‘:“.\iot'o EYES
mostly young men.
'l‘t-xas and It is it surprise topmost people
to find that their eyes are not
alike‘.
Very often it is one eye that
is doing all of the work.
Let our OCULIST EXAM-
INE YOUR EYES and advise
you.
receive passports.
It is said thoy "1'.“ leaving tho i’uit-
tho impression that‘
\i'.~\Slll.\'fi'l‘().\l, .lutto .1.—After sor-
\‘i‘ill hotli‘s' discussion of how 1101114111»
pors. magazines and olhci' publications
rlltill ho taxed for war purposes, the
Finance committee today
adopted a resolution against increas-
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THAMER
Oculiltd‘. Optometrists, Optician:
"The House of Good Glasses"
87 Atlantic Sq., Stamford, Conn.
Open flat. till 9 p. 11:. Eat. 1897.
upon advertising reroipts The
tlt'tiSltlli was tentative but is ov'peet-
t d to bo final,
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Sport Skirts
The newest in Figured Cor
duroy, Figured Silk, Poplin and
Gabardine
$1.00 to. 910.00
Ms S
In Georgette, Crepe de Chine
and Lingerie
$1. 00 to $8 00
Special at $1. 98
An attractive line of Sport
Waists in Figured Silk. Also
plain colors, with fancy silk col-
lars.
The Little Shop i .
60 N0. MAIN ‘31" t The famous Hotel for WOMEIl.
. i HOTEL
Martha Washington
" ("751‘ O" MYTH AVENUgll]
29 East 29th St., New York CityI
ROM our 500 rpotlel
roomlfiou my role
one lot 1.50perdl you
' “i.”.’..1°'ut'l" 132':
more me e o
,. ether. Wotan
' ’ nuance tT-blo d'floto
luncheon at 40 out! Ind
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Spring Clothing
1011 ALL
ON CREDIT
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‘31? Brennan Store
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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Nepons’et
Floor Covering
Shades to Order A Specialty.
A. Dickermait
& Son.
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anfiagAA
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ere are;
men‘s suits right from
Our regular $18 anal $20
1 lines-"$15.75
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Such chances 11.5 this conic about
and orderly Conduct of business.
1 We buy :1 certain pattern of suit in one certain run
of sizes. We sell all except two sizes ,
‘ We buy another patient in :utothc1'1u11 oi' siz Ofi
andl
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i this, we sell all but one sin.
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0211 many patients ot taln'ic
And So it is with a 141'
models of suits.
(me suit oi this stvlc .11 ml size,
111:1)ch tom 01 that.
' Right now we have i'tkcu ;1«41'c.1t muty such suits-l
‘that true Mesa is and lit—111111 out thcv mus go’ {ti—i
t 51515.1
. Young tttcn' s l‘LllCLl suits in 111:111ysnappy talirics. '
i tio11<errativc men's handsome suits in light and
' 111011111111 fabrics.
liv'ciy suit of summer might as w 11 as this scfitson’s
new and excellent style.
111th suit 5 ot this 511116;!
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1.191) suit well tailored, good fitting, serviceable.
Good-looking enough to wear almost anywhere; of .'
t such little price :15 to he wont anywhere without '
; tear of the coitsequcnces— $15 75
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link. noonrou.
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i ! ards and yards
: b o o
of eautlful 511k
at fine saving .
From Silk tor 111.111
.ot' an afternoon; such is
Etion at special price.
livery yard here told of is worth more
iii 13 to he sold at.
Lverv' _vatd is trcshly from the store'
hue and lestcd :ut-l wo1ihy silk
Staple silks oi l‘l 111.1111 111' white. 4'io1ious 5.111115. ticli"
taucv silks in many hues—:1 wondrous 54:1t11e1'i1154'of the
inow- so-popuiar spoils silks in the liriiii'utt colors and u114~
'lNl'll patients tlt'tt make iltcm so :1111 'tctive ‘ '
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iWhitc Silks— lBlaclc Sil “(s—-
.i:t|1:tttoso Silks. -
yard 451'.
I .lupattt-so Silks. L'T int-it.
‘ yard—651‘.
.laptiuost- Silks.
1 'urtl W500.
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1144 .\'n in silk lot wear at club
div msity of 111115 splendid coilecw '
than the price...
Mogular stoc ' :-—,
iut'h. rogitln .1.-11111111 so Silks. 2"
til:'tt It.’ 1' to $1 .\-
, 1 inches \: itle, legd
:‘ti "fiat. ll) 79C.
regulan‘
1'12'11211' W-
‘ l.‘.ltl~ “itit‘
$1 :17: 1.1111
i‘ouo. o and i'oplin evoolient “eight,
Japanese Nllis,
27 iuoh. royuint' t'.d.- 5“- l"-
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1 Yard witlo .lapaitose Silks. 1'«';.'ul.1t 1' Milli $1.33 .\aHl 791.
,Sz‘to y'ati'tl4~71'1(‘_. Pure silk Satin :1 yard wide, .leg‘l
i '\\‘1tsh .\‘utitts. yard wido. regular $1 111.11- 31.30 3.1111 w$125
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};i. ‘21:; uttd $1. .1 1.1111 801. $1...) mil .11tin “mm”. vutd wide iegttlm‘
. " 4 $2.. '1 ‘
t Y'-ntd wide 'l‘aft'tt- tas of splendid to \4 $— 9“? 1'0 “ 11d $1.00 and 5‘ i
111119 regular $1.35 and 111.311 _1' .tt'd—---i t‘htifott 'i‘atfota .tttd Messaline. 501’
15! and $1.25. .aud lustrous and handsome. yar .
i‘ottn'oe. t‘ropo do Illotom'. I‘it'..i'— :19!an itgzlular 51"" “"d “”0 yard,
mouse. and Satin. 3t; and ~10 int-hos um
wide. regular $2 and $2.23 yards—i ll‘t:ll‘illt‘llfit‘.. 410 inches wide, 19141113.)?
$1.69. _ '5 52 van a?” «0.
Crew de .\ioteor and Satin. 4!)! 40 inch (.9 r ittc (rote re ‘1
inches wide, regular $2.50 yard—4&2. iSi. 7;, \.11d «$10.5; I ’ Kl 31
. Satius, a yard wide. splendid if ds ( d \i 4
weight. regular $1.15 yard—$1.50. 1"" “:3? If“; i..-'.“‘"’"., 0‘
Wonderful Pongees iii 40 ittoitt'myc‘srtm‘1:392” “' and $55 "
width. regular $3 and $3.50 yard?~ 5“" am 5
Penn de 8010 of splendid substanc
and supplottess, yard wide. regula '
31.771 to $2.50 yard-$1.39 to $2. 1
$2.50 tutti $2.75.
Crepe de ('itiue. light but \Cl‘)’ firm ;
and fine 40 inches wide. regular $1.510 .
1'1411'.dv.$l 25 . t‘repo do i hine. soft and beautiful i
' Georgette i'repe. 40 inches wide. li1stot',fiuo quality, 40 inrltos WM?“
t'egulut $1.15 yard—-$l.50. itguldr $1. 50 yard“$l. 25.
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5.
Sport Sill“
t Colored pnngec :1 yard wide. brown, gold, navy. wlstaria and royal;
t'.egulu $1 '25 \‘llld— Mimi
1’ White sports poplins with unique tiptties in rich color contrasts. at
1i"atd wide; rc'rulut $1. 225 \"a1d—— " 7' 951'
Sports pongee. white or natural with figures in unique effects, green;
I‘igold. rose and silver are used oitlter singly or in oontidttation in these
lOriental patients; regular 32 yard— $1.25.
li‘uncy-woveu sports pounce. delightful of design and lJllSlllL‘lléd byl
‘{igures or stripes of distinctive color and design; regular 3-.
ard———
l‘ l'nncy striped sports pounce. rtiiking designs; togulur 32 yard—
1 $1.50
Sports Tussuh. staunch and excellent and attractive. purple gree
‘10 id, rose, blue or white, a yard wide; regular $2. 0 yard— ’3.
YoSun silks. the unique Shamans ponxees yed in the yarn and 9
lth remarkable luster. plain colors and inspiring stripes: reg'uIiu 8‘25);
{momma
nd 33 gird—sold here special at 31011— .1
Natural ponno of wonderful strength and w Iht an «1%
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